Alexander Fribergh

Alexander Fribergh is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at the University of Montreal. His research focuses on Probability Theory, Stochastic Processes, and Statistical Physics, with applications in Random Walks and Mathematical Analysis.

• Research Areas: Probability Theory, Random Walks in Random Environments, High-dimensional Lattice Models, Percolation Theory, Scaling Limits in Stochastic Systems
• Key Projects:
  • Lead Researcher: Random Walks in Random Environments and Traps (2022–2029)
  • Lead Researcher: Étude des marches aléatoires biaisées sur des clusters de percolations (2015–2019)
  • Co-researcher: Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) (2015–2023)
• Grants:
  • FRQNT - Programme de regroupements stratégiques (2022–2029)
  • NSERC - Discovery Grant (2020–2027)
  • FRQNT - Programme de subvention à la découverte (2015–2022)
• Teaching: Courses include MAT-2719 – Marches et graphes aléatoires, MAT-6701 – Probabilités, and MAT-6717 – Probabilités.
• Student Supervision: Supervised 8 theses (2017–2024) across Master's and Doctoral levels, including Chanel-Agouès Emile (2024, Master's), Davignon Élise (2024, Doctoral), and Ouimet Frédéric (2019, Doctoral).